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How to create directories each for an instance using docker-compose



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I am using docker-compose to set up an application. using orientdb database which uses file storage to save data. When i scale database service all the instances are pointing to same named volume "db_data".



services:
orient-db:
image: orientdb:3.0.1
entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
environment:
ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
volumes:
- db_data:/orientdb/databases
volumes:
db_data:


What i want to do is point /orientdb/databases location of the replica to new directory for each new instance, something like this



 services:
orient-db:
image: orientdb:3.0.1
entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
environment:
ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
volumes:
- db_data/$instance_number:/orientdb/databases
volumes:
db_data:


but it does not create a new folder for each replica when i do



docker-compose up --scale orient-db=3 orient-db










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    I am using docker-compose to set up an application. using orientdb database which uses file storage to save data. When i scale database service all the instances are pointing to same named volume "db_data".



    services:
    orient-db:
    image: orientdb:3.0.1
    entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
    environment:
    ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
    volumes:
    - db_data:/orientdb/databases
    volumes:
    db_data:


    What i want to do is point /orientdb/databases location of the replica to new directory for each new instance, something like this



     services:
    orient-db:
    image: orientdb:3.0.1
    entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
    environment:
    ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
    volumes:
    - db_data/$instance_number:/orientdb/databases
    volumes:
    db_data:


    but it does not create a new folder for each replica when i do



    docker-compose up --scale orient-db=3 orient-db










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      I am using docker-compose to set up an application. using orientdb database which uses file storage to save data. When i scale database service all the instances are pointing to same named volume "db_data".



      services:
      orient-db:
      image: orientdb:3.0.1
      entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
      environment:
      ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
      volumes:
      - db_data:/orientdb/databases
      volumes:
      db_data:


      What i want to do is point /orientdb/databases location of the replica to new directory for each new instance, something like this



       services:
      orient-db:
      image: orientdb:3.0.1
      entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
      environment:
      ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
      volumes:
      - db_data/$instance_number:/orientdb/databases
      volumes:
      db_data:


      but it does not create a new folder for each replica when i do



      docker-compose up --scale orient-db=3 orient-db










      share|improve this question














      I am using docker-compose to set up an application. using orientdb database which uses file storage to save data. When i scale database service all the instances are pointing to same named volume "db_data".



      services:
      orient-db:
      image: orientdb:3.0.1
      entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
      environment:
      ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
      volumes:
      - db_data:/orientdb/databases
      volumes:
      db_data:


      What i want to do is point /orientdb/databases location of the replica to new directory for each new instance, something like this



       services:
      orient-db:
      image: orientdb:3.0.1
      entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
      environment:
      ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
      volumes:
      - db_data/$instance_number:/orientdb/databases
      volumes:
      db_data:


      but it does not create a new folder for each replica when i do



      docker-compose up --scale orient-db=3 orient-db







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          I don't think what you want to do in the way you want to achieve it is possible. Instead I would define multiple services based on the orientdb image.



          services:
          orient-db-1:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/1/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-2:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/2/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-3:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/3/=/orientdb/databases


          If you want to scale, then I would recommend you using the distributed system that orientdb incorporates https://orientdb.com/docs/2.1.x/Distributed-Architecture.html for which I would also add an orchestrator. Docker swarm is pretty straightforward. I would start with that one.






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          • scaling is not an issue here, I just want to create replicas of database and files at a different location so that I can manage a disaster recovery

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:38











          • bdw thank you for your answer

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:45












          • Thank you. However I don't think your approach is correct. In my job we set a cronjob that does the backup and saves us from a disaster.

            – Rodrigo Loza
            Mar 8 at 21:10










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          I don't think what you want to do in the way you want to achieve it is possible. Instead I would define multiple services based on the orientdb image.



          services:
          orient-db-1:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/1/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-2:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/2/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-3:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/3/=/orientdb/databases


          If you want to scale, then I would recommend you using the distributed system that orientdb incorporates https://orientdb.com/docs/2.1.x/Distributed-Architecture.html for which I would also add an orchestrator. Docker swarm is pretty straightforward. I would start with that one.






          share|improve this answer























          • scaling is not an issue here, I just want to create replicas of database and files at a different location so that I can manage a disaster recovery

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:38











          • bdw thank you for your answer

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:45












          • Thank you. However I don't think your approach is correct. In my job we set a cronjob that does the backup and saves us from a disaster.

            – Rodrigo Loza
            Mar 8 at 21:10















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          I don't think what you want to do in the way you want to achieve it is possible. Instead I would define multiple services based on the orientdb image.



          services:
          orient-db-1:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/1/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-2:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/2/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-3:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/3/=/orientdb/databases


          If you want to scale, then I would recommend you using the distributed system that orientdb incorporates https://orientdb.com/docs/2.1.x/Distributed-Architecture.html for which I would also add an orchestrator. Docker swarm is pretty straightforward. I would start with that one.






          share|improve this answer























          • scaling is not an issue here, I just want to create replicas of database and files at a different location so that I can manage a disaster recovery

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:38











          • bdw thank you for your answer

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:45












          • Thank you. However I don't think your approach is correct. In my job we set a cronjob that does the backup and saves us from a disaster.

            – Rodrigo Loza
            Mar 8 at 21:10













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          I don't think what you want to do in the way you want to achieve it is possible. Instead I would define multiple services based on the orientdb image.



          services:
          orient-db-1:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/1/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-2:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/2/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-3:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/3/=/orientdb/databases


          If you want to scale, then I would recommend you using the distributed system that orientdb incorporates https://orientdb.com/docs/2.1.x/Distributed-Architecture.html for which I would also add an orchestrator. Docker swarm is pretty straightforward. I would start with that one.






          share|improve this answer













          I don't think what you want to do in the way you want to achieve it is possible. Instead I would define multiple services based on the orientdb image.



          services:
          orient-db-1:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/1/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-2:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/2/=/orientdb/databases

          orient-db-3:
          image: orientdb:3.0.1
          entrypoint: /orientdb/bin/server.sh -Ddistributed=true
          environment:
          ORIENTDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: root
          volumes:
          - /data/orient_db/3/=/orientdb/databases


          If you want to scale, then I would recommend you using the distributed system that orientdb incorporates https://orientdb.com/docs/2.1.x/Distributed-Architecture.html for which I would also add an orchestrator. Docker swarm is pretty straightforward. I would start with that one.







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          Rodrigo LozaRodrigo Loza

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          • scaling is not an issue here, I just want to create replicas of database and files at a different location so that I can manage a disaster recovery

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:38











          • bdw thank you for your answer

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:45












          • Thank you. However I don't think your approach is correct. In my job we set a cronjob that does the backup and saves us from a disaster.

            – Rodrigo Loza
            Mar 8 at 21:10

















          • scaling is not an issue here, I just want to create replicas of database and files at a different location so that I can manage a disaster recovery

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:38











          • bdw thank you for your answer

            – Ganesh Karewad
            Mar 8 at 4:45












          • Thank you. However I don't think your approach is correct. In my job we set a cronjob that does the backup and saves us from a disaster.

            – Rodrigo Loza
            Mar 8 at 21:10
















          scaling is not an issue here, I just want to create replicas of database and files at a different location so that I can manage a disaster recovery

          – Ganesh Karewad
          Mar 8 at 4:38





          scaling is not an issue here, I just want to create replicas of database and files at a different location so that I can manage a disaster recovery

          – Ganesh Karewad
          Mar 8 at 4:38













          bdw thank you for your answer

          – Ganesh Karewad
          Mar 8 at 4:45






          bdw thank you for your answer

          – Ganesh Karewad
          Mar 8 at 4:45














          Thank you. However I don't think your approach is correct. In my job we set a cronjob that does the backup and saves us from a disaster.

          – Rodrigo Loza
          Mar 8 at 21:10





          Thank you. However I don't think your approach is correct. In my job we set a cronjob that does the backup and saves us from a disaster.

          – Rodrigo Loza
          Mar 8 at 21:10



















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